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best way to start sleeping less

Cringe game with 0 updates in a year, yet you get banned for a week for swearing in voicechat
2 active servers for EU region, with the same crappy map rotation, stale gameplay and exploiters left right and center

Update: Nothing changed. 0 updates. Scamware at this point. Devs bailed

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Amazing game, nominated for award 2021

Killing Floor 2, bombastic, full of action and limbs, lots and lots of limbs.

A worthy successor to the previous title, Killing Floor 1, released a while ago, is to this day supported by the developers, treating us with various events, gameplay changes, new weapons and other goodies.

The gameplay is straight forward, but has a learning curve.
The basics are simple: You end up in a facility/location overrun by zeds, victims of the Horzine Corporation Super Soldier experiments, or, the sad consequences of that research. Pick a class and shoot the heads. No thinking needed.
The lore is deep in the game, but easy to access for those, who want to learn about it.
The class system is constantly updated, and so far, is balanced.
There are 10 classes which are:
Berzerker (the crazy self-regenerating melee adrenaline junkie)
Commando (the tactitian and the master of the assault rifles)
Support (the guy that has a shotgun, but also decided to bring a backpack full of ammo for other guns)
Medic (the 3 elephants of the team, heals people out of death too many times to count)
Firebug (that guy with the flamethrower)
Demolitionist (a dude with an RPG, a load of C4's and a thumper grenade launcher ready to blow zeds up)
Sharpshooter (the sniper guy that does a lot, but barely gets noticed)
Gunslinger (op class that racks up more headshot damage multipliers than anyone else)
SWAT (a more brutal, close range version of the commando, able to take more hits, but with less info utility)
Survivalist (a jack of all trades, the only class that everyone ignores, because a proper class is way more useful than a 25% damage buff to all weapons)

The gameplay is amazing: Heavy metal music blasting your eardrums out, growling, screaming zeds, trying to rip you apart, the pure adrenaline you get, when running away from a fleshpound has nothing to compare it to, the ultimate carnage of the horde genre.

The gun selection is on par with the gameplay: Countless weapons ranging from a shank all the way to advanced self guiding missile launchers or gauss rifles. Each weapon is animated at over 200fps, making all the animations extra crisp and sweet even in slow-mo. You can see parts of guns shaking, moving, heating up. The smoke and fire effects are also brilliantly made.

The maps are good with their fair share of variety and design features, details and collectibles. There is a map for everyone, but Tripwire prefer the steampunk theme applied to their maps, which I personally love.

The difficulty:
Carnage is good, but if you get destroyed, there is no fun in it. 4 difficulties, ranging from Normal (casual difficulty for newer players or people looking to meme around with various guns) to Hell on Earth (the difficulty that will make your insides want to run away) with Hard and Suicidal in between. Fair share for everyone.

In conclusion:
The game is awesome for the right people, looking for some gore, hardcore music and good gun models. Truly a gem in the genre.
The minuses that a person may face include: Long loading times. FPS Drops when using Nvidia Flex (can be turned off). Abusive server admins (the game has dedicated servers, run by other people, so don't be mad if you get kicked). Rare crashes and some hitreg issues related to lag. Not too many problems to quit playing it

10/10, no questions asked, gimme a gun already.

So, after 4 years, I've decided to buy it.
Put away buying it on release cause I lost faith in CoD for good, ever since Infinite Warfare (or advanced, or whatever warfare was before this one).

As a die hard zombies fan, decided to pay tribute and buy the full zombies pack (Deluxe Chronicles)

So the campaign is overly futuristic, fun to play, but is extremely hard to follow, so it basically requires no iq to complete or comprehend the story, cause there is none.

The multiplayer is legit trash, as a R6 Siege eSports player, I can tell you, that CoD multiplayer is a casual burning trash bin full of kids running around nadespamming and abusing meta guns. Got nothing wrong against meta, but in BO3 it is over the top. Take 2 guns. Vesper and the Haymaker. The former is a pocket minigun with a ridiculous fire rate. The latter is a MW2 AA-12 with higher range and a bigger magazine. OP? Decide for yourself

Finally, Zombies. The main reason I even purchased this game in the first place.

Gotta give Treyarch the credit, they remastered the gamemode properly up to standard. Even when activision tried to shove in a pay-to-win feature (the gobblegums), treyarch managed to make the game playable even for those, that don't want to waste money on a single zombies game.
The maps are brilliantly retextured and reworked. Old glitches got fixed, no new ones were seen.
The ability to customize and add attachments to guns in zombies (wall-buys and box weapons, though not all of them) shocked me in a good way.

Conclusion:
Campaign:meh
Multiplayer:meh, too twitchy
Zombies:11/10

Recommending only to zombies fans atm

Another terribly-supported game from Ubisoft.

Everything is extremely expensive. Imagine paying 100+USD for not even a complete edition, with way more paid products.
Little to no anticheat, where a guy can teleport to your spawn and kill your team
Terrible ranking system, where u get matched against 4 lvl 300+ nolifers and 1 new account on the lowest rank (Im talking about middle to high ranks)
Bans for chat (random)
Tons of glitches
Long queue times
Constant errors
Did I mention the chat bans, but no cheating bans whatsoever?
Imagine this: You play against a cheater, he spawnkills you by teleporting to your position. You type a couple words in chat. YOU get banned, HE doesn't.

You call this a game, Ubisoft??

Dying Light, the hyped, the spoken about, the game that met the expectations, jumped over them and spit on all the previous holders of the post-apocalyptic genre crown.

The story of this game is breathtaking, the voicelines of main and side characters, that are involved in the story are beautifully designed and played at a such a high level, that it can even be compared to GTA V storyline voicelines and audio. Sometimes you can hear the characters voice tremble, allowing you to feel the whole spectre of emotions going through. The vibe, sometimes bright, sometimes tragic, is fully opened up to the player .

The gameplay is what makes this a true gem for any zombie lover.
Beautifully rendered textures, even on medium (played on ultra and medium on 2 different pc's)
Effects of flame/electricity/nature with such attention to detail, that you immediately get sucked into the ruins of what used to be the city of Harran.
Huge variety of weapons, modifications, and reskins, which were added later, in the following patches (no pun intended)
Loads and loads of buildings, a full city to explore and loot, complete with random encounters and comedic references to some real world events/cultures.

The Following DLC

The Following, though hiding behind a shy title of a DLC expansion, is a second story and a second world in Dying Light, it happens after the events of the main story, though you can complete it at any time, which is good. All your stats get saved and connected between the main game, and the DLC. It gives the player a countryside with small towns, farms, lakes, train stations, beautiful landscapes and views, along with a personal killing-machine buggy, which can be customized and upgraded. Also new firearms and a whole new Legend Level got added with the release of that DLC.

The Co-Op and the Versus Multiplayer.

The game was designed to have full co-op support, and the developers nailed it. From separate looting to balancing to challenges between players (story and random) gives the game that beautiful thought through vibe, though the same cannot be said about the Versus mode, a.k.a Be The Zombie
The issues this mode has range from balance mishaps all the way to items, imported from cheated versions of the game, which ruin the possibility of a proper versus fight, for example an infinite grappling hook with 99999 damage, or an infinite flashlight, though it is too late to care about it now. On top of all, it is extremely hard to get paired against a proper lobby with good connection, due to the fact, that Be The Zombie is a limited access mode.

Overall this is a brilliant game with its own share of problems, which do not foreshadow the beautiful positive sides of this game. Truly a one of a kind masterpiece.

Recommending

10 dismembered zombies out of 10

Best Nostalgic Feels back from my childhood

Worst possible new generation launch.
Half the gamemodes are missing
Half the maps are missing
Bugs are here
Movement feels like i'm swimming in vaseline
Overly bright tracers, lights, molotovs, everything
Optimization sucks. People on 3 year old systems cant pull 144 fps reliably
Released for the sake of releasing?
No man's sky 2.0 valve?